New Ulm weekly review., 1887-09-21
Read Kuetzing's new ad.

Emil Setter. OF Springfield, tarrled II
| town Friday.
| Dan Carroll, for some time residen
of this city. died at Waseca Monday.
| C. Baltrusch has opened a branch
clothing store in Beinhorn's building.
Mr.. G. A. Remington inspected the
boilers in this vicinity last week. He
found them all in good condition.
Gents, underwear at half the cos1
price, at j. F. Neumann's, Erd' build
ing.
Chas. L. Reos has just received four.
teen cases OF toys, fancy goods etc. fol
the fall trade. Look out for bargains
when the gaods are offered for sale.
Married. Wednesday evening Sept.
IA. Mr.. Theo. Weyhe and Miss Chris.
tina Bloss. The Review extends cen.
gratulations.
Rev. G. Mowery has returned from
Colorado. We regret that his trip did
not have the desired effect on the state
of his health.
Company A have accepted the invi-
tation of Col. Bobleter to attend the in
ternational encampment at. Chicago.
Capt. Rosskopf and twenty men will
leave here October 1st:
A number of Tory Olseen's friends
presented him with a valuable diamond
ring before his departure for Washing
ton, Mr.. Olesen's scholars also remem.
bered him.
Mr.. John Hauensteln was elected as
one of the Vice-Presidents of the North.
western Brewers and Masters Associa
ton, at their convention held at st.
Paul, last week.
Young August Hummel injured his
right eye SO severely, while playing
last Friday, that the same had to be
removed in order to save the left one.
DR.. Spratt, of Minneapolis, assisted by
DIR. Berry. performed the operation.
Mr.. A. Amman, of Courtland, offers
his blacksmith and wagon shop TO,
sale. This is good chance for some
enterprising man to step into an es-
tablished paying business. See his ad.
in another column.
Mr.. Bernhard Fesemeyer, of town
Cottonwood. has purchased the corner
lot on State and Fourth streets North,
opposite St. Michael's Academy, of W
Hauenstein., Consideration $500. Mr.
F. intends to build himself q residence
and will move to town.
Col. Bebleter will command FIVE com
panies Minnesota Militia who viii
compete for prizes at the Chicago en-
campment Oct. 1 to 20. The five com
panies participating are I. of St. Peter
F. of Mankato, c. of Winona, G. O
Austin and A. of New Ulm.
The State Board of Railroad anc
Warehouse Commissioners will meet al
New Ulm, on the afternoon of Wednes
day October 9TH. All persons having
grievances against the Railroad Com
pany or warehousemen should come
prepared to sail into the soulless corpo.
ration.
The railraad commissioners will Wis
it Henderson the forenoon of Oct. 4tl
and LIE Sueur in the afternoon; Oct. 5tl
they will visit St. Peter in the forenoon
and New Ulm in the afternoon, and Oct
9th they will visit Sleepy Eye, Burchart
and Redwood Halls.
Capt. George informs us that th,
Judges at the State Fair had hare
time deciding which brand of foul
should get first prize. They were una
nimous in their opinion that the fou
entered oy the Roller and Empire Mill
of this place was the best, but to de
eide between the two was an impossi
bility. As a last resort they drew lot
and the result was in favor of the Role
Mill Company.
| A sixteen months old son of 81. N
Ball Of Lone Tree Lake, crawled o
fell into a horse power which som
well-drivers were using last week
The men did not notice him until the
little fellows cries attracted their atten
ton. The machine was stopped q
once and a physician sent for. At frs
there seemed little hope of the boy
recovery, but later reports say that b
is improving.
Mr.. John Neumann and others VIII,
visited st. Paul and Minneapolis th
latter part Of last week, disposed OF. thei
time while gone in the following man
ner: They were off Sc hours, had t